December Week 1 Standout Performers Part II

Charles Clark December 4, 2021 @ 05:42 PM

Overhills HS Senior Wing Ayden Gittens: His numbers from this matchup won’t impress you but his potential as a prospect is very intriguing. He’s 6’6 with a long wingspan, very athletic and rebounds the ball at a solid rate. Overhills HS Senior Guard [player_tooltip player_id="577863" first="Jamori" last="McDougald"]: His ability to knock down shots from the perimeter is one of his better attributes at this point. He still is finding his way as a facilitator and full time PG as this is the first season where he will handle the duties for a heavy number of minutes. South Wake Sabres Guard MJ Harris: Provided some quick offense off the bench for his squad when he checked in during the first half. Has solid athleticism that he used to score when slashing in the paint and pulling down rebounds against opponents they had a height advantage. New Life Christian Junior Guard [player_tooltip player_id="1062097" first="Malachi" last="Travis"]: He got off to a slower start but as the game went on, he found his rhythm and really put his stamp on the game in the second half. Scoring in transition seemed to get him going in the right direction and as the half went on, he settled into his halfcourt game, scoring from the perimeter. His squad would get the win over FCA with Travis leading the way with 21 Points. Southeastern Homeschool Forward Brock Boehling: Brought an interior presence on the defensive side of the ball, contesting shots on battling on the boards. Offensively he found some rhythm with his perimeter shooting, knocking down multiple treys on the night. Southeastern Homeschool Senior Wing Jayden Johnson: He has some of the physical tools that you like to see from a slashing wing, such as athletic ability and upper body strength. Attacking the basket and mixing it up inside the paint to battle for rebounds were just a few of the things that we saw him do well.